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Jennifer Lang

The Whistle-Blower’s Confession

Synopsis

'The Whistle-Blower's Confession' is like 'The Pelican Brief' meets 'Silkwood' with a twist.

In this psychological thriller, Kelly Anderson, an investigative reporter, who after the death of her aunt to cancer, discovers that the American people have been used as guinea pigs for years and wages war against a biotech company and US government plot to systematically change the DNA of the American people and hold them accountable.

Author Biography

Award Winning Author, Advocate and Movie Producer Jennifer Lang. Promoting GMO awareness, health & fitness, nutrition for a better life.
Author Jennifer Lang has always been a vibrant and creative person, so it’s no surprise that she would turn to writing and set her hand to an exciting psychological thriller.
She is an entrepreneur, with her own independent record label producing her own music. But as she found out, life is a highway with many turns, exits and destinations. Jennifer had both feet firmly on the music path when tragedy intervened and her mother became very ill.
Jennifer’s motto is never give up and as she faced her mother’s illness and taking care of her, she couldn’t just stop there. As she became a caregiver, the keen curiosity and investigative inclinations that served her in college as a political science major helped her uncover that many of the complications her mother suffered from could be traced back to GMO’s. And that’s when the seeds of her book The Whistle Blower’s Confession were planted.

Author Insight

Who are you?

When I was little, I had these children’s Bible stories on cassette tape. They felt like little audio movies, full of drama and orchestration. Just to listen to them as a child, sent my imagination soaring. My favorite was David and Goliath….Just thinking about it…. I can hear Goliath’s voice, loud, deep and strong. But David was my hero. I loved everything about David. He was a kid, he was brave and he trusted God. So when he looked at Goliath, the only thing he cared about was his covenant with God. Even as a kid, he remembered how the Lord helped him to overcome his battles and Goliath would be no different. So when David spoke, he spoke like Muhammad Ali…..but without the rhyme, just all of the confidence.
So as I developed Kelley’s character, she had to be a little like David. Aunt Helee would teach her to be courageous and she used that courage as an investigative reporter, going after the tough stories. But, unbeknownst to her, one day, she would face a giant, an enemy who would come against her and everything Aunt Helee taught her would be tested.

Book Excerpt

The Whistle-Blower’s Confession

Kelley had been in the care of her aunt since she was 10 years old. Her parents were killed in a horrific car accident. It was such a tragic loss for Kelley. She had always been close with her parents; they were like the Three Musketeers. But thankfully, Helen—lovingly called “Aunt Helee” by Kelley—was there to care for her. Helen was Kelley’s father’s older sister and the two of them were very tight.

Aunt Helee had raised Kelley to be fearless. She was always so proud of her niece’s accomplishments and encouraged Kelley to be the best she could be at whatever she did. It was because of Aunt Helee that Kelley was able to go to college—she paid for it all out of pocket.

Kelley loved college life. She decided to major in journalism. She saw herself as an investigative reporter, digging deep into the injustices of the world, and standing up for the underdog. After she graduated, Kelley started working for The Bradley Herald. She absolutely loved it. The hustle and bustle of the newsroom, the excitement of tracking down leads, and the swell of pride she felt when she saw her byline brought her indescribable joy.

A few years later, the print journalism field took a big hit. With the influx of digital media and 24-hour news channels, people weren’t just reading the newspaper anymore. The Herald eventually filed bankruptcy and closed its doors for good.

Shortly after losing her job, Aunt Helee was diagnosed with cancer. Kelley no longer lamented the loss of her dream job, because now she could stay home and care for her aunt. She still wrote though, doing freelance work here and there so she could always be near to her aunt.

She had been caring for her for about six months now. Watching her once vibrant aunt decline into a sickly, pale, skeletal version of a woman was almost more than she could take. Kelley didn’t dare tell her aunt though. She didn’t want to worry her.